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Jan 27, 2009 17:50

I find it very funny that I'm suddenly getting much more flattering pants by breaking into my stock of maternity clothes ( Read more... )

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keimel January 27 2009, 23:10:22 UTC

the pregnant form is one of THE most attractive that we humans have.

Save all those clothes til after you're done with the baby popping. :)

I smile at you. Already an attractive woman, your pregnancy must have you glowing in an amazing way.

bhakti January 28 2009, 19:03:11 UTC

Thank you! You flatter. ;)

chris_warrior January 27 2009, 23:30:08 UTC

so funny.

you're adorable. :)

jwitchbaby January 27 2009, 23:34:36 UTC

This all is so fabulous by the way.

brickhousewench January 28 2009, 03:01:08 UTC

I was going to ask where you got a stock of maternity clothes, but you answered that question.

I'll second what Keimel said, I'll bet you look fabu!

I do think there are limits to what how flattering maternity clothes can be. My mom still had all her maternity clothes from when she had me in the 60s. I know they were fashionable at the time, but I told her that she could throw them all out because you would never catch me dead in a mini skirt if I ever got pregnant. ;-)

hyoter January 28 2009, 17:58:44 UTC

there is something to be said for the pointing out that the belly is baby and not fat thing. also at least for me my regular clothes tend towards the "whatever is at the salvation army that fits and is not hideous" style. this is not at all fashionable or flattering on me but whatever i don't live to be a beauty queen. the few maternity things i bought were nothing special either ( ... )

bhakti January 28 2009, 19:15:05 UTC

Yeah, I'm with you on that. I'm a pretty pragmatic dresser most of the time myself; a lot of what I wear is second-hand, and none of it is expensive. And the maternity clothes I have now don't sound quite as lavish as what you're describing (those sound like a trip!), but they're definitely a cut or two above my usual.

And I've been sorting through the two bins of maternity clothes my sister gave me, I've been struck by not only how nice it all is (not surprising, given my sister's taste in clothes), but more than that, how much of it there is. I can't imagine spending so much to clothe myself for a period of maybe six months! But I'm definitely enjoying the treat of having so much new clothing at once.

hyoter January 28 2009, 19:48:26 UTC

will we be seeing you at the flurry?

bhakti January 28 2009, 19:55:48 UTC

Yes!